It's a niche choice in a niche genre but the kiddy exterior masks a surprisingly complex game that rewards investment. [Issue#207, p.94]

It's just that - a racing sim. Which for the most part means it's lonely and dull as you fight corners. [Issue#139, p.98]

It's not going to win any awards for innovation, but it's a damn enjoyable experience that kids are going to love nevertheless. [Issue#204, p.91]

The formula is still strong enough to produce a solid, fun game. [Issue#199, p.84]

Excellent player movement and passing make for a beautiful game, but dodgy defenders and predictable goals make it feel slightly lightweight. [Issue#146, p.78]

For short, sharp bursts of Multitap action, there's no better game than Off the Rails, and it's a decent crack in single-player, too. [Issue#161, p.94]

A surprisingly good effort. [Feb 2012, p.83]

There are some brilliant moments, but it's too specific to be recommended to anyone but the serious metal contingent. [Issue#185, p.70]

There's so much more that could, and should, be done in a year's time. [Issue#186, p.80]

A fast and furious twin-stick baster that works surprisingly well on the PSP. [Issue#188, p.87]

More "Final Fantasy" than "Grand Theft Auto," Yakuza doesn't do exactly what it says on the tin, foregoing the trappings of the sandbox in favour of the more linear nature of the RPG. [Issue 144, p.74]

If only Arcade mode wasn't rubbish, this would be the complete package. [Issue#160, p.74]

Still a fantastic multiplayer game. [Issue#205, p.88]

The foundation of the series proves solid here. [Issue#153, p.70]

A careful and luscious conversion from the PSP, Lemmings does little to warrant derision. [Issue #151, p.67]

It does get a bit boring after a while of play....it's also a lot of fun, no doubt. [Issue#211, p.99]

There is a huge amount of fighting in Yakuza 2. [Issue#171, p.91]

It's still a lot of fun to explore the world and engage with the battles, but Child of Light pushes its whimsy too far. [Issue#244, p.66]

The odd assist-heavy handling won't be to everyone's liking. [Issue#232, p.76]

Sadly hampered by a poor control system. [Issue#154, p.88]

The lack of multiplayer is disappointing. [Issue#210, p.92]

Absolutely not worth getting if you have any earlier iterations. [Issue#210, p.93]

Sadly it's a little too short with a lack of replay value, but you'd be hard pushed to find a title with better production values on the PSP. [Issue#156, p.85]

Deception IV is a gloriously silly celebration of the exhibition combo, those impractical yet impressive strings of attacks fighting experts throw together in combo videos paraphrased here with bonkers chain reactions of spikes, boulders, rakes, bombs, blades and banana peels.

Charming, but far from essential. [Aug 2008, p.104]

Despite being awash with new features and ideas, Condemned 2 is no match for its predecessor thanks to clumsy pacing and a lack of any real craft of subtlety. Still, fans of extreme violence won't be disappointed. [Issue#165, p.88]

While the single-player is still a waste of time, the multi-player makes up for its shortfalls offering inclusive, challenging gameplay. [Apr 2006, p.92]

Devilishly addictive and challenging. [Issue#192, p.89]